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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Tuna will make it. I hope that the biggest douchebag in the media today, C. Carter, never makes it, that phony f#$%. I also hope that Julian Edelman somehow, someway sticks it right up CC's highway tomorrow. Return for a TD on a punt return?
Yes, congratulations to Curtis "I Hate the Patriots" Martin. Congratulations also to his former team, the New England Patriots, for winning three Super Bowl titles while Martin won zero Super Bowl titles with his new team. Congratulations also to the Patriots for surviving the left-handed tactics the Jets (read: Parcells) used to screw over the Patriots and force a change in the salary cap rules in absconding with Martin following the 1997 season.
Let's see over the next few days how much homage Martin pays to the Patriots, the team with which Martin made his only Super Bowl appearance with.
Bob G
Yes, congratulations to Curtis "I Hate the Patriots" Martin. Congratulations also to his former team, the New England Patriots, for winning three Super Bowl titles while Martin won zero Super Bowl titles with his new team. Congratulations also to the Patriots for surviving the left-handed tactics the Jets (read: Parcells) used to screw over the Patriots and force a change in the salary cap rules in absconding with Martin following the 1997 season.
Let's see over the next few days how much homage Martin pays to the Patriots, the team with which Martin made his only Super Bowl appearance with.
Bob G
I never thought of it as an "I hate the Patriots" move.
More like a "I love $6 million a year" - an unprecedented amount at the time
The fact that Parcells added a poison pill that made it more difficult for the Pats to re-sign him even if they wee willing to pay that amount was a bitter one to swallow at the time,l but it was within the rules
If I were Curtis I'd have taken that deal too
I'm glad for him... He worked hard for it... Many thought he was injured goods from the get go and would never make it in the NFL.
Yes, congratulations to Curtis "I Hate the Patriots" Martin. Congratulations also to his former team, the New England Patriots, for winning three Super Bowl titles while Martin won zero Super Bowl titles with his new team. Congratulations also to the Patriots for surviving the left-handed tactics the Jets (read: Parcells) used to screw over the Patriots and force a change in the salary cap rules in absconding with Martin following the 1997 season.
Let's see over the next few days how much homage Martin pays to the Patriots, the team with which Martin made his only Super Bowl appearance with.
Bob G
Cumar followed the Tuna to the swamp, Tuna bailed out of the swamp once BB resigned on a cokctail napkin and a HOF RB career was just wasted...
Parcell's will get in. But he didn't really deserve to get in on the first ballot based on his body of work, much of which is media driven hooey. He was a unique motivator once upon a time and he attracted some of the best and brightest to serve him for a time. He won two rings with the Giants, one of which as the result of a HOF defensive game play turned in by his DC (who has since won 3 rings as a HC & defacto GM and will be competing for a 4th with another of Tuna's assistants vying for his 2nd).
I have a feeling some of the mediots in that room probed the legend of the turnaround genius and came to the realization most of them were random and none of them were sustained (let alone based on anything he did which often included placing teams in cap hell).
I didn't come here to troll, just to read, but this post is just unbelievable coming from a Pats fan. So the Jets following the rules to the letter at the time in signing Martin away from the Pats is a "screw job' and "left-handed tactics?"
What does that say about the Pats and the years they spent actually breaking the rules by spying on other teams to gain a competitive advantage. Or how Kraft stole Belichick from the Jets or how Belichick screwed the Jets by resigning after taking Hess' millions to stay on as Parcells' successor? If any fan of a team should not be calling out another team for screwing or stretching the rules or for stealing from another franchise, it is a Pats fan.
While you have every right to blow your horn about your team playing in the SB tomorrow, to knock Martin - one of the classiest players to play in the NFL - is completely classless on your part. Why rain on his parade, which obviously has nothing to do with the Pats on the field performance?
I didn't come here to troll, just to read, but this post is just unbelievable coming from a Pats fan. So the Jets following the rules to the letter at the time in signing Martin away from the Pats is a "screw job' and "left-handed tactics?"
What does that say about the Pats and the years they spent actually breaking the rules by spying on other teams to gain a competitive advantage. Or how Kraft stole Belichick from the Jets or how Belichick screwed the Jets by resigning after taking Hess' millions to stay on as Parcells' successor? If any fan of a team should not be calling out another team for screwing or stretching the rules or for stealing from another franchise, it is a Pats fan.
While you have every right to blow your horn about your team playing in the SB tomorrow, to knock Martin - one of the classiest players to play in the NFL - is completely classless on your part. Why rain on his parade, which obviously has nothing to do with the Pats on the field performance?
I have a feeling some of the mediots in that room probed the legend of the turnaround genius and came to the realization most of them were random and none of them were sustained (let alone based on anything he did which often included placing teams in cap hell).